and "diana in focus." he joins me by phone from windsor, england. thanks for joining us. i want to get straight to it. what are your thoughts on this report and this stunning allegation? >> to be honest, two factors i find particularly worrying. the first is the source as you mentioned from the sunday paper. the sunday paper people have very, very good contacts and both within the royal family and within the military. they don't normally run things like this unless they really know what they're doing. secondly, of course, there is the rich history, long history of the military and intelligence service in this country. it is still sketchy. still not entirely sure what the facts are. but it does seem worrying and we are anxious now to hear what scotland yard has to say about it. >> we heard scotland yard saying they're scoping the information trying to see if it is credible. have we heard rumors like this before of the possibility diana was actually murdered? >> not necessarily. what we've had before i've always said we've had a lot of nonsense coming from people and it's in their in

landlords is they should know where is the movement? so if it comes to us, if we issue an nov, then i feel like we need to move on it whether it's movement towards resolution or movement up further to, you know, to director's hearing or whatever. because that's been kind of the frustration from whether it's a building owner with violations or whether it's a tenant who complained and then our housing division issued a violation. is that they didn't get the sense that there is movement. so sometimes there is not just the time, but as long as they feel it's moving, then, it's less of a mystery or stress about it. >> two things that have happened in that front over the last few months. dan has instructed that we assign one inspector in full time and code enforcements cleaning up the abatement language for a while and maybe in a position to close the case. but it brought us the sign -- we want to spend full time doing that and over the last few months where the abatement was issued and the case could have been closed but we weren't aware because it wasn't brought to our attention. the othe

now healing time. keep us in your prayers. >>> tonight, a discouraging development in the bart negotiations. one of the unions called it quits for the weekend saying they are as far apart as management as ever. as don knapp reports, the other union representatives are still at it right now. don. >> reporter: that's right. still at it right now here at the caltrans building in oakland. although we did hear talk of progress being made, we did hear from two union negotiators who say no, one took the union right out of the building and said they won't be back until next week. it's not likely the next big step in the bart standoff with its unions will happen here. but in san francisco county superior court tomorrow morning at 9:00. that's when governor jerry brown is expected to ask the court to consider his request for a 60 day cooling off period. this evening, train operator and negotiator gave us an ingling of what has been going on today. >> we are making proposals and waiting to hear the response and we'll tell more what the tone is based on the next response we hear. >> withou

. dominick, talk to us. >> we've learned that indeed, hannah anderson is safe. her abductor james dimaggio is dead, killed in a remote camp sight in idaho, this taking place in the last hour and a half. san diego's sheriff's department saying there was a confrontation between fbi officers that moved in over ground after he was spotted in a campsite he made with himself and hannah by over air support. we are not sure if it was a drone or helicopter. and hannah managed to survive a shootout. she has been taken to the hospital where she is being inspected to see if she is okay. her father, who was very concerned and had appealed to dimaggio to let her go is being taken from san diego to meet her and they will probably be reunited in the morning. we are kpe we are expecting a press conference from the fbi to see how the tactical operation played out and find out precisely how dimaggio died. hanna, 16-year-old is safe. her mother and brother were killed in a fire at dimaggio's house, he abducted hannah who we believe he had a long obsession with. his car was found close to the catching site whe

are the target of a sweep. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live from san jose where police are trying to take hundreds of sex offenders into custody to make the streets safer. >> reporter: this is a concern for authorities because we are very close to a school. this task force is focusing on a homeless encampment here. they are searching for transiates who are sex offenders who haven't registered. the task force, 9 law enforcement officers is conducting a two day sweep. there are 535 sex offenders in the county who are registered as transients. they are required to register where they are living every 30 days. authorities are questioning the homeless if they live there if they have seen certain sex offenders. >> it is extremely challenging. you can see remnants of clothing, garbage that is disposed of and they are hard to find. we -- you know, they they have look outs. they have a way of notifying people down here law enforcement officers on the way. >> reporter: the task force made 8 arrests. and one was a parolee but no sex offenders have not been arrested yet. the five that

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to think it was random because it makes us all worried and i have always felt safe around here. >> this is the flyer police are distributing this afternoon. her immediate family, mother and intoÉe and -- were brought the shares headquarters and got up reefing on the status of the case. the fiancÉ has been questioned and he is absolutely not considered a suspect area police say they need the public's health in solving this murder. in solving this murder. >> it has been nearly a year since a wrench george's county teen was murdered inside her catering home and her killer is still at large. police will be going door to door. hoping someone will have information that will help them solve her murder. last august, someone broke into her home and chased her to her bedroom, shot her, and left. >> and man wh agents arrested curtis malone. many people news to in this neighborhood. -- he was pretty well- known known in the washington, d.c. area. thetarted a group called d.c. a. it was a youth basketball league that would play in the facility behind us. the boys eight through 17 and some

follow us on twitter because we will alert you when that happens. >>> another story to tell you about this morning, neglected and abused. dogs from arkansas are now hoping that happier lives are ahead for them in maryland. 10 dogs of all shapes and sizes are available at anne arundel countych the rest -- they are rescues taken in that came from a hoarder down south. if you are interested, the animals rup for adoption and all you have to do-- are up for adoption and all tough do is contact spca in annapolis. they charge between 120 and $150 to adopt a dog. >>> finance things happening this afternoon the 12th annual maryland state barbeque bash kicks off in downtown bel air. the two-day event features live music, crafts and exhibits as well as quality barbeque and our chief meteorologist wyatt everhart will broadcast from the event from 5 do 6-- 5 to 6:30 so stop by and enjoy the barbeque and say hello,. >>> usher's 5-year-old son nearly drowned in a backyard pool. he is okay but the singer's troubles are far from over. it didn't end with the accident. we have more on the court appears

crying here from the heart right now. >> first of all, tell us more about the victim. a lot of people just wondering, this poor guy who ends up getting caught in all of this. really horrific situation. >> it really was. he was 23 years old. he was from australia. he was in oklahoma going to school at east central university on a baseball scholarship. his teammates and also his coach say he was the kind of guy you wanted to be around. just a really good hearted person. >> what are their raages? is this something where they could be put to death, life in prison? it seems like the motive when talk about being bored seems extraordinary. >> the charge of felony murder in oklahoma carries a maximum sentence of death. in this case because the suspects are minors, the district attorney tells us that means they will not be eligible for the death penalty. >> thank you. >>> there are stunning developments in the hannah handerson kidnapping case. it only gets stranger. the family of james dimaggio who police say killed christina anderson and her son and kidnapped hannah is asking for a paternity

might imagine this story is unfolding fast. paul joins us from sandy ye die with the latest. the spotting of the vehicle, what do we know? >> reporter: first, they believe the car was spotted near the extreme northeast corner of the state of california and was vehicle was going for ing northd a second reported siting in lake view, oregon. an amber alert is issued in the state of oregon for the vehicle they have been searching for for the past three days, anderson. >> do we know exactly what time the vehicle was spotted? >> yes, we do. we understand in lake view, oregon, it was at 2:00 this afternoon and previous to that was the spotting in california with the direction of the vehicle being north mound. that would be consistent with the direction you would travel to get into oregon and possibly it could have gone towards nevada at that point, as well. >> i want to keep the pictures on the screen as much as possible, just in case anybody out there has seen either of these kids or the man believed to be holding at least one of them right now. paul, are authorities concerned he may b

think. should america close its zoos? let us know. let us know. ac 360 starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight breaking news for an alleged killer and the woman he's believed to be holding. >>> dr. sanjay gupta's view about the medical value of marijuana. why he abandoned everything he thought about it and anderson hears one man's account of heroing account of capture and captivity in one of the deadliest war zones on earth, held in syria for 81 days. tonight breaking news for the search of james dimaggio. he's suspected of kidnapping 16-year-old hanna anderson and her 8-year-old brother ethan and wanted for the murder on her mother and they suspect he's hiding out in the west, first and the possibility he might be armed with explosives. this a fast-moving story. paul has been on top of it from the very beginning and joining us now with the latest. what is the latest, paul? >> reporter: well, authorities telling me, wolf, just a short time ago, they have strong reason to believe that dimaggio may be armed with homemade bombs and are cautioning citizens and la

have a lot of vets that came back, use the skills they learned, the leadership skills they learned overseas, to deal with the problem. at least stop it. >> that is almost how they reduced a lot of killing in chicago, which is a higher presence of police. >> and you know, why were they bored? they were bored because they didn't have jobs, they were not working, they're sitting around, how can we keep ourselves busy? let's kill somebody, there is one, let's shoot him. then we had the discussion on stop and frisk. one point i made was that the crime was very much tied to poverty and jobs, more so than necessarily stop-and-frisk. however, it is not a stop-and-frisk discussion. if we bring more jobs, if more kids are able to hold a job down, maybe they won't be bored and do something as stupid as this. >> but you know what? there are a lot of people who don't have jobs and are not killing people. if you look at the parallel, crime is going down, while unemployment is stagnant. >> i was going to say on that point, there is talk in australia of boycotting the united states, saying it is a

this letter the family gave us, doctors have decided the 15-year-old does not qualify to be put on the heart transplant list because of his history of noncompliance. >> they don't have any evidence showing he would take his medicine and he wouldn't have any follow up care. >> reporter: doctors weren't specific in the care but family friends say it's due to his history of bad grades and run ins with the law. supporters and activists are pushing back demanding doctors take a second look. >> they've given him a delt sentence. >> reporter: children's health care released this statement. the well willing of our patients is always our first priority. we're continuing to work with this family in looking at all options regarding this patient's health care. we follow very specific criteria in determining eligibility for transplant of any kind. in they just don't want to give him a chance. >> this races a lot of questions. can a teenager be denied a life saving measure for not taking medicine in the past and having trouble with the law and is race playing into this decision? hi, art. i want

and abc7 news amy hollyfield was the first on the scene and joins us with the latest from the shopping center. >> i got a briefing from police. they are going through surveillance video right now from the tiffany store and surrounding cameras at other stores in the area. they have not found anything good yet so as of this point it looks like the guys have pulled off quite the robbery. >> it looked like a scene from a movie, the doors of tiffany's bashed open by a pickup truck and four men running in to problem it. it played out in downtown walnut creek at 5:45 this morning and pulled it off which is not easy to do. >> the outside of tiffany's is secure and quite a feat to get in. on the inside, the merchandise is pretty secure so it took a while, probably longer than they anticipated. >> they were ambitious. they brought in a bin to carry the loot. they did manage to smash one jewelry case but police say they did not get away with much. >> it is small jewelry they got, like the stuff that is left out overnight, the high end stuff, the more expensive merchandise is all locked u

question him. abc7 news reporter joins us from stanford medical center. this is a mystery? >> the c.h.p. is deep in the investigation trying to figure what led to the crash, not only that, but they are trying to figure out who was behind the wheel hoping the man inside the hospital who is being streeted, who survived, hoping he can answer the questions. northbound 280 at the off-ramp the driver of a van that was converted into a party bus drove off the road before 11:00 last night and want down 20' embank ment and hit a tree and leaving wreckage. the only passenger died at the scene. c.h.p. is only identifying him as a san francisco man in his late 30's. the coroner is not releasing his identity. they have not notified his family. the first responders could not find a driver. a few hours later officers discovered a man near the site and he was questioned but three was uncooperative. they tell me that he was taken away from an ambulance and the c.h.p. is still unsure if he was the driver. >> it is unknown. we do not know. there is a possible. until we talk to him we were not able t

for joining us here on a saturday night. and we do begin with those dramatic moments. flood watches across 15 states and the frightening and deadly scene that played out in colorado. you can see the water rushing down a mountainside with incredible force. trapping drivers in an instant, including that man, right there in his car, tonight we hear from him, his survival story, and what he endured. meantime the images nearby, showing cars washed up on the road. headlights still on there. the force of the floodwaters so great, pieces of cars strewn everywhere. tonight, here, why that scene in colorado was particularly deadly. here's abc meteorologist ginger zee. >> reporter: clinging to life. as torrents of flash floodwaters came stampeding down this colorado highway, this 70-year-old man tries to make a break for it. tonight, we know he's alive and feeling very lucky. >> lots of mud and water just came right at me. >> reporter: that nightmare on highway 24 claiming at least one life, a man found buried in debris. his car not far from him. tonight, man tee, colorado, looks a beaten grav

tina both part of a big and boisterous extended family. >> he spent time with us and we loved him. he was fun. he was a great guy. tina was a good friend to him and he had been with her and our entire family for many, many years while the kids were growing up and so i know she was always there for him as he had been for her. >> the relationship was crucial to him. >> andrew was a friend of dimaggio's. >> he had no other family so i think he had to find a surrogate family and that's what he did. >> for 16 years dimaggio was part of the anderson family, even helping out with the kids when bret took a job in tennessee. >> he would help get my son to football practice on days that hannah had dance or whatever and he was constantly there for me. >> and constantly there with the kids. hannah was a typical teen. >> she's a little shy, a little bit of a ham bone at the same time. she got an award at school. she is my pinky pal. we have a little pinky pal handshake that we do. she just started pop warner cheer, i think her second year because ethan was playing football for pop warner and she w

hurt. thank you for being with us tonight make sure you go to gret with a wire.com. open thread, there is so much going on on "on the record" on gretawire so go there. good night from washington. guillory, guill . >>> book beckel, eric bolling, it is 5:00 in new york city, i'm jet lagged. so by now, you have heard of the murder of this young man from australia, christopher lane, the media has a reason, boredom, the suspected shooter enjoyed gang signs and colors and bragged about knocking out white people since the george zimmerman verdict. if you are not familiar with this knocking out trend, it is where a gang cold-cocks a person, killing them. given the tweets and the gang stuff will the justice department see this as a hate crime? i don't think so, it won't fit a story likely "law and order." they're planning a trayvon martin episode, calling it an american tragedy. but the other american tragedy are the producers and networks and hacks who accept this. they just don't think it is fair to demand from a community what it demands from their own. even if the crime is not about

for over 10 years. i am not at work today because the city has failed to negotiate with us. they wanted 17 percent and we have already given them 12 percent. i told them that i cannot afford to give more. it is becoming critical to membership. we just cannot give any more. that is not true. this is an unfair labor practice. we have been trying to negotiate with them since the beginning. we never said no. we turned in an offer and two days later it did not pass. that is not true. we are willing to talk at any time. >> they stated that they would bring in temporary workers to do your job. any concern with these temporary workers will be permanent workers? >> that is always a concern. he is not fun to be on strike. we're here because we feel that we are forced to be here. this would be retaliation and this is not illegal to hire these people. i do not know if they can do as good job as we do. we are talented. we should have some value. >> thank you so much for speaking with me. the city stated that says we're not offering the firefighters arrays is that we are not going to offer its

oakland, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. join us at an earlier time on monday morning for updates on your back to work community. kristen thomas and swris sten sze will be on the morning news. and we have assembled a range of resources at abc7news.com in case of a bart strike. for help navigating around traffic problems download our exclusive abc7 news traffic app for free on apple's app store or google play. >>> developing news out of san francisco where three people have been stabbed. it happened near 22nd and folsom in the city's mission district. one victim has life-threatening injuries and the other two are not seriously wounded. police got a call after a group of people fighting outside this liquor store. officers arrested one suspect. the investigation is on going and police say this is not gang-related. a major development in the search for a missing oakland mother. investigators discovered a body in the same area they were searching for sandra coke. now am ma joins -- ama joins us with the latest. >> the search began near the solano county fairgrounds in vallejo. they won't

in james dimaggio's house. the house is engulfed in flames. investigators say an accelerant is used. the next morning the body of 44-year-old christina anderson, hannah and ethan's mother, is found in the partially burned garage. the charred remains of a child are found in the house. later confirmed to be those of 8-year-old ethan. hannah is believed kidnapped, and san diego authorities name james dimaggio as the kidnap and murder suspect. just before 11:00 p.m., a statewide amber alert is issued. the public is told to be on the lookout for a blue nissan versa. tuesday, august 6, authorities nationwide, even mexico and canada, are alerted. so far no sightings of the car. bret anderson makes a desperate plea for the safe return of his daughter. >> hannah, we all love you very much. if you have a chance, you take it. you run. you'll be found. >> reporter: wednesday, august 7th, tips begin pouring in. there's a possible sighting in northern california and southern oregon. the amber alert is expanded to washington state and idaho. authorities don't locate the car. wednesday night, a maj

movement on the ground. if it's not an emergency, please do not use the radio. if it's not an emergency, do not use the radio. >> are you talking to the shooter? that's what he's telling me to tell them onn the radio. >> okay. >> what did you want me to tell her, sir? >> okay. he told me put you on hold and call the news, ma'am. >> okay. >> what you want me the tell -- i'm trying to find the number for channel 2. want me to tell them to come? hello? >> yes, ma'am? yes, ma'am? >> he said tell them to back upright now. >> okay. hold on. >> okay. hello? >> ma'am? >> okay. he said to tell them to back off. he doesn't want the kids. he wants the police, so back off and what else, sir? he said he don't care if he die, and he don't have nothing to live for, and he said he's not mentally stable. >> okay. stay on the line with me. okay? put the phone down, if you have to, but don't hang it up so i can't hear. >> okay. >> can you tell me where you are? >> in the front office with him. >> okay. >> he said send in one of your radios with an unarmed officer. >> okay. >> she said okay. she's getting

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possibilities of who could be included in that description. so it's not generally specific to us but most likely we would imagine. >> we would be the top target. >> roger, one thing we know the president is most likely going to be taking questions on is about his drone program. again, that press conference coming up here live at 3:00. the u.s. has been ramping up the drone strikes where yemeni officials say -- and they say 34 suspected al qaeda militants have been killed there in less than two weeks. with three strikes happening yesterday alone, we have this new pew poll to show. back in '07, it was only 51%. with the president conflicted -- and he's expressed how he feels about the drone program, that it's almost the worst of the best choices. could the drone strikes reverse the fuel we've seen for anti-american sentiment? >> no. in the big picture, i don't think so, thomas. there will always be individuals who are motivated by drone strikes to attempt to attack u.s. or western interests. that is occupational hazard of why you're using this best of all the worst options. if yo go back to

amhead heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. at a baltimore ballpark a man fell to his death at turner fie field. the victim fell some 65 feet from the upper level at the atlanta braves stadium and landed in the player's parking lot. the incident occurred during a two-hour rain delay. there's no indication of foul play. and the fall appears to just be a tragic accident. this is the second death. in 20ks 2008 a man fell down the stairs and died. >> hannah anderson's father speaking out for the first time after being rescued from his accused kidnapping james dimaggio. >> for my daughter the healing process will be slow. she has been through a tremendous, horrific ordeal. >> authorities say the 16-year-old just found out her father is the only member of her immediate family still alive. she had no idea that de image yo kill -- dimaggio killed her mother and 8-year-old brother. we know dimaggio fired at fbi agents first and that's why they shot him dead. >> the terrifying moments a sink hole swallowed the florida resort near disney world. >> can you image being insid

ground. if it's not an emergency, please do not use the radio. if it's not an emergency, do not use the radio. >> are you talking to the shooter? >> that's somewhat he's telling me to tell them on the radio. what did you want me to tell her, sir? [ bleep ] he's telling me to call the news, ma'am. >> okay. >> what do you want me to tell -- i'm trying to find the number for channel 2. >> hello? >> yes, ma'am. >> police? he said tell them to back up right now. >> okay. >> okay, hold on. >> okay. >> hello? >> ma'am? >> okay, he said -- he said to tell them to back off. he doesn't want the kids, he wants the police, so back off and what else, sir? he said he don't care if he die, he don't have nothing to live for. he said he's not mentally stable. >> okay, stay on the line with me, okay? put the phone down if you have to, but don't put it on hold so i can't hear. >> okay. >> can you tell me where you are? >> in the front office with him. >> okay. >> he said send in one of your radios with an unarmed officer. >> okay. >> she said okay, she's getting ready to tell them. so he can talk to the p

through something and i believe god gives us all a purpose in life and i believe he has a purpose in destiny for that young man, also. >> people ape cross the country are, of course, thanking her. she's a true hero. but what do we know about thes is spect, michael brandon hill? we'll talk to his brother. and the school official that first called 911 and the police chief that led negotiations. >>> and hanna anderson. >> there is a hard time and there will be harder times in life, but if i can get through this, i'm sure i can get through more. >> how she survived the alleged kidnapping. her aunts and grandfather speak up for the first time. >>> the thrill kill murder in oklahoma without rage, are the media treat thing story differently because the victim is white? >>> we begin, though, with the big story the georgia gunman that slipped into a school with an ak-47 and ammo. why did michael brandon hill do it? was he thinking. with me now exclusively is the suspect's brother tim hill. thank you for joining me. obviously, incredibly difficult time for you, your family and you're brother.

want us to start -- i want to play some of the 911 recordings and get your thoughts on them. this first excerpt we'll play is when the gunman has basically first entered the room. let's listen. >> okay. i'm in the front office. he just went outside and started shooting. >> okay. >> oh, can i run? >> can you get somewhere safe? >> yeah, i got to go -- no, he going to see me running. he coming back. oh, hold on. >> put the phone down. >> bye. okay. she said that she's getting the police now to tell them to back off for you. okay? okay. okay. stop all movement now on the ground. stop all movement on the ground. >> what's it like to hear that? >> realizing how terrified i was, and that was not his actual first entrance in the building. he had been in the building for a minute by the time that actual incident happened. he had already shot before that. >> he left the office you were in -- we heard those shots firing and he came back in. >> that was his second time shooting. >> second time shooting. >> yes, he actually shot the first time in the office with me. >> when that first time wh

alert. the best way for you to get around it is using interstate 280. that looks good going up the peninsula. this is interstate 880, that traffic continues to look good. getting to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's good going into san francisco. >> we're following developing news in hayward this morning where police killed a domestic violence suspect. claudine wong is on the scene. claw dean, you found out there was -- claudine you found there were children in the home at the time. >> yes, very scary. still a very active scene out here on tennyson road. this happened in an apartment complex. this whole area is still taped off as the crime scene unit processes the scene. a 37-year-old man is dead after being shot by police and it all started with a 911 call from a 12-year-old girl. >> the call came from a young female claiming that her parents were in a fight. dispatchers could hear fighting and arguing going on in the background. officers were responding and while they were responding the child advised that the father had armed himself with a knife and was threatening to kill the mo

, danger alerts which are local natural disasters, and presidential alerts. >> there were several of us that didn't get that late night text alert. that can depend on a number of reasons. how you your phone is, the type of carrier you have and the individual settings on your phone. >> there is an option to turn off two types of alerts. but the chp says it helps them if you keep it on. >> we understand the notification startled people and everything like that. for us, you know, we want to get that information out to as many people as possible. sgllt so far they've received several tips which is encouraging which means people are paying attention. >> allows us to find the suspect and the abducted child in this case faster. that's ultimately our goal is a quick response attempt to locate quickly and a good outcome. >> officer says this technology could be a game changer in times of crisis and in this case helping a young life in danger. chp says before you flip that switch, think of what you are really turning off or rather who you could be helping. in san francisco, cate caugurian, kpix 5